Kensington High School - Compass Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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47mm With patriotism as our theme, it is more than fitting that The Compass should pay tribute to Kensington boys who have enlisted for military service. The democracy of which we write is being well and faithfully served by these boys at camps, naval stations, and marine bases. To the lessons of honor and loyalty learned at Kensington, they are now adding the practical training of a military life. With this invincible combination, they will ably guard the traditions of liberty and justice which make our land a beacon of hope in a war-torn world. BOYS IN SERVICE At Fort McClellan, Anniston, Alabama fBattery A, 106 Field Artilleryl Donald Banhalzle, Michael Calleri, james Driscoll, Jack Field, Norman Hakes, Raymond Pringle, Thomas Vadakin, Norman Vester. At Fort Dix, New jersey 1174-th Infantry, Camp H1 William Campbell, Elston Hill, Milton Hobel, Kurt Rittner, Edward Tambascia. At Camp Edwards, Massachusetts f102nd Separate Battalion, Coast Artillery, AntifAircraft, Battalion BJ William Gregoire, Donald Hoefler, George Jaeger, Donald Pelloth. At Fort Eustis, Virginia fBattery Bl - Patsy Saviola. At Quantico, Virginia fSignal Dept., Marine Barracksj Alphonso Rewers On the U.S.S. Prairie State f136th St. and North River, New York, New Yorkj Elmer Jones, Thomas Kane. On the U.S.S. Y Pf63 QSoldiers and Sailors Club, 283 Lexington Ave., New York, New Yorkj Roy Nicholson. On the U.S.S. DuPont fU.S.S. DuPont postmaster, New York, New Yorkj Robert DuPont. At San Diego, California QU. S. Naval Training Station, Eugene Schaefer. At Paris Island, South Carolina Q2 H 71st M.D.A.M.F., Norton Platoonj Wilfred Schall At XVinston, Virginia Raymond Squiteri. No addresses were available for: Robert Barrett, Matthew Fell, Donald Monde, William Monks, Eugene Pache, Richard Reich. KEY TO PICTURES 1. Gene Pache 6. Jim Driscoll 12. Elmer Jones 18. jack Field 2. Ray Pringle 7. Al Rewers 13. Don Pelloth 19. Kurt Rittner 3. Michael Calleri 8. Don Monde 14. Bill Schall 20. Elston Hill 4. Edward Tambascia 9. Tom Vadakin 15. George Jaeger 21. Bill Gregoire 5. Norman Hakes 10. Norman Vester 16. Richard Reich 22. Don Hoefler 11. Robert DuPont 17. Pat Saviola The editors of The Compass regret that we were unable to obtain pictures of all the boys and sincerely hope that our intelligence department was successful in locating all who are in training. X .pl 1 l l 1 MJ

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